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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

On Friday evening s 1-s VS. discovered IN
81 uni2AAbi.s5 old o1ilSl-E OF Ross iS1s Il
rsS- o Caste & Cooks'S AfeE bzcks.s q
vs.s- p1; The E-s CT 5sto-s ths engines
arrived How rhs 6re originated : 8 rcyS-s-v.
TIE binding EzS ii srs5sts5 ana ths Gs-z1s
hr Sc rzlSs-r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

I attended No. Is luau on 81. Patrick's
Day. and had lively time. Lots of the big
wigs were there. including the Grand Duke.
Eveyybody'S health was drunk, and game of
euchre was PLAYED 10 see who was 10 prepare
the mex; toaSt-it fell TO the lot of Bliff.. who
proposed the heSIth Of the Governor Of
Ocean Island. OF course l responded. snd
brought the house 6ovp-the Grand Duke
patting me on the back, said. Bully boy,
hurry up your uniform. and be ready when
the Conandrum sails" Oh, don't / feel
cran6-weisb ton or less. 4 vote was
then put and carried, that the company take
s rest, which we did. Wheelbarrows had
been Ordered, and the company retired in
good orier. I Col. Bottle presided with
dignity. The pile of dead marines lying
around loose was wonderful.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

Aao1t - ns1 s-s employed II 915 sbols
tie AEiDllos getting hsE rsS6y for So Nsi.
til TIE bill COMES n E1d i VII b. found
tcEs 1o- lsSs than $Sl4ao q The peoples
n2o-sv MS bss2 SsCs15s-e5 g this useless
70. . crafty tie vanity q 8 weak sc5 vain
eA-z--r,s-s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

{. : NcDE6s. formerly q this elsy :
reported L tie California uzps-s - having
struck marble quarry Il Southern Call-c--
Ia L : SID h SIS u5e-s5 -. 90 to- his
S12rs n lle g11--y- Es C-zci u have sid
81 once Lightning 5o1's os,s1 s.-lkz tv5cs
II rEs Sz-0s u.Ees
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

Ths-s : s p-ospec. q 8 SOD cricket u,asca
II ne near fltCrs- TEs AiEEs ~5oys" hsvs
gone n for v5co-o-s rzac.1cs ac6 intend =
co0s down a1i SHOW. rs z. c c. how 70
play. Among the Mani players G-s ssvs-SI
DsEivs EsH-lss-S.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

Tas 6Siaoi,oS. IS Sc a5v22csS toward co@-
pletloa Is receiving s liberal supply q yellow
paint which VIII give EsC 8 S-nsl.-PoLy sp-
psar21cs. and may place 1sc1c quarantine
II Sons Of tls p2-tS sic NAV v1s1t-r,s-L2rs
tbsr would b The ,sS5 sL51S they co-lS u.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

Ga We5-sSSsr. IL prisoners = Oahu
Jsil. laacc1s5 = s body 70 rs palace -
present : 2ssslsa- o. E-lev a-csS SEslnS. TIE
5LL z-tloZlcsS. MS A1isSsy passed tks
petition ovs- - t5e Marsha wl-1 orders 70
inquire icec .cs mater
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

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ls-t Eov- lzs- week &c ascertain s1e 15%
Eass.o1> q i--c-5 sS-zE .L5 vE-s- S-r7s- 8;
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lSSt LsSlS-Etzos Tc.s5 Sl5-l53 80 H. to--ns-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

Ac-1s-1vs h.ock q &[c1z1t and Eo-g
Stress he cs--E- las bel s1osFz-z5 q -
LS-c1E-E S--ssz sac7l1z- : SsS1 el2coaS II IL
clSsr. E-l yssSsscSEv ~ oz1l5s-s co-Olos5
laying she 1o121E1l11- M Lao1ES AzS ElSo
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C'oakss z-szzS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

4 Es-l-ECoEC r.z-.5- EsS rzcz-siT -ss5s
the discovery tEas tAs -sE1ss srcr t1s md
p-ssS cG- Re utilized = 8 z-s.-c-zss fs-ti-.-
Zz-- Heretofore -LsS= cSSsS have bss- 81
1ls-s6 s 1-isz1es- s15 cz1Sz5 sxuz-ss u
Esssll-Z n q then Ios planter V-u--ssss
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

On 111rS1zy afternoon. 6zE1S shE oszvT
raic. boaI s1lElaE vas .-5zlzs5 = ~ Sa-rs 4
rhs Spo-zs vhO 6i5z'f mind getting =z
C1Zszr boxsS S.c-- Esrs Cs5s7S zpoC Ec-l o5z-
Eo1sl and successfully reached Szsz1 S-rss7--
v1soo1s any ClshEp- L / rzZars5 she sen
wheeler EEz Ill a-zsz trade rzz--1z ID
and down n sane s--ss--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22
Real Estate !

Z. Al q tasf Tzzc: q Land sita1ted - Ealihi.
Ozhz. containing a. area Of . Z5-90 Acres. being
the sane premises dsscrio>d II Royzl Patent No.
- 2 Ez1sils, fsid io- being fenced and sd5oia-
tzg tie Eslihi stream
2 Al q that Lot Of Land Il szid Ralihi. eoD-
tzs1lzg : - acres described II R0yal Patent
- . EamsiPe iekzrs.
Z. P. NESDoScA,
AazinsEtzator q ne E-sats q Doaisgs Lopez
Rzzos- 1i55 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

had q little confsb with my old friend
" Holy Moses, asking him what he was
doing since John fired him from the Custom
House. oh" ssys Moses. - am chief Of
the hahunas, and have lots OF money" l
told Moses l thought he hsd struck it rich. :
He sid, YOU bet, il knocks Chatham street
sky high. Sot SO for casting Nosbig's homo
scope, and beautiful one it was: the old man
i1St pansled down like prince. l never set
less than 800 from the Grand Duke, and the
6ahunas begin 10 think I am - well,
no matter. I have large list OF engage
mentS ahssd. / viii csSt Heep Sayey's horo-
scope mex: week. and il viii be daisy. too.
Moses told uas lots of neSs-how he has to
set up N the middle of the night 10 interpret
dresus. cast horoscopes, and the like, and
must excuse him if he did not stop all day.
sid. " certainly and the old man sham
blsi OF, not before be promised 10 make me
" solid with the Grand Duke, and get me s
fat billet
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

House for street talk. and there being moth
ing particular on the board We adjourned TO
Saaborn L1ce's 10 sae If the steamer was
telecraphed. when. bless you. We dropped
onto one OF the softest snaps OF the season.
There wzs Seaboru and Iuning getting
kes Of that Philadelphia beer into
line. snd the boys standing around. Says
Blif.. what's up nov?- "Oh.'' saws Lun-
ins, Just wait minute, and you'll find
OFT :" Sure enough, We did. On, such
the inspiration Of the beer, they all began TO
tslk-Ao2t. recited q posm, the Maior gave
short essay on military tactics and the proper
vsy 70 mske s 5ank movement OF the side
boar5, while IcninS favored the company
with short history Of how 10 successfully
manage comedy troupe, lnterlsrded with
extracts from the School to- Scandal, which
brought the house down conyulsed with
laughter. To esp the climax. Laning under
took % l2noa the can can. and was sue
cssGIlg beyond or expectations, when az
tempting the lofty act OF kicking the Majors
cigar OH Of his mouth without touching
his moss, he los: his balance and came down
with fearful crash into 8 pyramid OF sample
bottles. Ereekin2 the whole 10. and nearly
cooking his goose INTO the bargain We
rescued him from the debris and carried hin
carefully into the yard and L. the water run
onto him. which SOON revived him, when We
al made tracks The short CIT 70 Fort street.
Last week I ovar.ooke5 Gauges Isttex TO
IL from, London. shout tee lO.n. Gauge
SAYS they Sre beginning 70 SOUL" OF the
bubble. sCi want the whole Duke5om IS
secCEisy. b5csCss Jour Grand Duke has 50
many little ''rsckstS' 70 -uc which don't pan
worth s cent Numerous brass buttons and
caps for the Is army snd navy" election gin
and the lsEsSt style OF IN whistle. GaSse
s-so ssyS that the Ei1sEciai Crific. a one
h1-ss Loo6on paper has Just Published s
long account about things II the D1ke50u,
and L hits The truth sLzc.ly-how the Grand
Duke us. ''EhoopSd her up 81 the Coro-
nation racket. and the Samoan annexation
scheme. zrG the fitting OFT OF the navy,
which Johnny Bal looks upon IS 2 standing
menace 70 his future progress Il the Pacific.
GzEEs ssyS. Nth Hawai- OF the one side
and Russia on the othsr. Johnny Is c0n-
pls;s-y :" sa1dvichsi." and i Is question
o. de dog o. SET the sLs. and Johnny hiss
woke I'd % the eEse1cles OF tie situation,
and : Erui-g sJuse OF his old e" dug outs
3o- lLs Pscl1c- b1t !CS1 wait until the great
CO11C6rCm,a with her new flying iibboon
EoG rsets5 smoke stack gets glimpse OF
ltsD- With the gallant Admiral Grisley
ps-cos1 u Ehs UlZ1sl TOP, they vii hunt
thar holes II short metre. GzEce Ssvs II
t1s loan don't hang Ire, Gn6 Won Boss don't
SCI 0. tbe high horse about those pallEy
SSSr.la1 q his. Ne VII coma OH 81 night,
ec5 II VII d abe 70 s5c5 u isrEs IL
To,c7 u vatsr pipe. EhIc1 viii sell veil O.
t1s bach. GsEgs SAYS lis beSs 70 90 sl0E
-o- T-l-s- erc think 50 tco-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

have missed GEisley from the dockyard
lately. Can II be possible that he has been
" Shelyed I do not think so-how will
the navy GET along without him? Il can't,
sir. That Bo'SUn played the Admiral mean
trick. Just after Grisley had him hauled up
for ASSEMBLING hin-Thy. the Bo'sun swore
ont warrant against the Admiral for Sffrsy,
and had him yanked before the Beak" like
any common plug. and in default Of bail
they were Going 10 put the Admiral in one Of
those cells where they stow sway ;he common
DRINKS. The idea OF committing this in
dignity upon the Admiral of the Eleet,-but
th<1l YOU know those fellows IN the Station
House are always putting their foot in il ="
thought he was ChinAman-the ides
The whole town Just turned out, and bailed
the Admiral for all he was worth. Oh, there
viii be S big naval court martial soon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-03-22

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
WACO.
Timely Search Of Prisoners-saIoonI
Must Gloss at Midnight.

n 3ihAe4S SSt4J CD CI
Must Gloss at Midnight,
.eCial to the Gazette
WACO, TEX Sept. IG-This morning
while Jailer Grim was searching the pris-
oners in one OF the cells of the iaii, he
found an iron handle pocket knife ard 4
key which was made out Of tooth brush
handle and two shoe springs. Il was
surmised that the prisoners intended 10
have one OF the TRUSTEES, who stay in the
run-around, to open the corridor
door, which would let alI the
prisoners out Of the cells into the
run around. They would have then
been ready for 4 break when the jliler
opened the outside door Eternal vigi-
lance or the part of JAiler Grim, YVES,
perhaps, the price O! liberty to some Of
tn prisoners, ct least. 1t is said the iron
handled pocket knife wSs carried into the
ill by ABE TgleT, colOred, who kept it in
ci7 N nth while be was undergoing the
search which is always made before q
prisoner is placed behind the bars.
Superintendent Donald Allen came
home last night from up the Waco brsnc1
OF the Central Railway, where he h&s
been Tor the past two weeks supervising
the work on that road. Mr. Allen says
lie had every thing in running order wher
he left yesterday, bat the heavy rain;
which fell in the upper counties last nigh
might have damaged the track again,
Ia the City C0u1cl last night Alderman
! EjerIey, who is the proprietor OF two
saloons in this city, offered resolution
iEsiructing the ordinance committee t
draft al ordinance requiring ell saloons
to close every Right at midnight and no
reopen earlIer than + 3. N. The resolu
ton was adopted without q dissenting
vote.
The presentation Of an oil painting 0
himself TO Judge George ClarF, lat
chairman II the state snti-pr1nIbitiol
committee, tooK place at his resideUc
/ last night, Colonel WUI Lambert making
the presentation, TO which Judge Ciarl
made a graceful response. Mcssrs Seei
aaQ Koening Of Comal county, and j. j
/ Dotsen of Leoa county, (gith Colone
Lam5Jr. VINO lives in Austig) were ta
only ones present not residents Of Waco
Letters were read, however, from seyera
True Blues OF distinction, vine regretted
their inability to be present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

killing him instantly. He then forced
two boys to help him carry the body and
throw it into the river. Scarlet then
fred his pistol in the air, yelled like
Commanche Indian and skipped out.
The murder occurred in an out of the
way place, aud it WAS some time
before the news Of it reached
the officers ears, and when it did, it wss
hard to get any particulars, ss the only
witnesses in the case were opposed to
saying anything about tin fact one of
them was 3 cousin to the murderer. In
a short time, however, suspicion fell on
one John Mcconnell, who was connected
with the whisky bost, and he was arrested
and placed in Jail. Not long after his IN
carcerstion he sickened and died, but
before he died he made g confession
aud stated that Scarlet was the muir
derer. The CtticerS then went to scOur-
ing the country for Scarlett, and last
SptiDg they were successful and captGTeG
work OF the officers was 10 find the wit
nesses. This they succeeded in doing
about month ago. The witnesses could
MT give bond when brought here,
50 they have been in Jail also
the trial. Scarlet is the second man
that has had the death penalty assessed
by jury in the history OF Fannin county,
the other being negro, some years az },
whose sentence was commuted by the gov
ernor 10 a lite sentence in the peniten-
italy. He was afterwards pardoned on
the confession of the man who had hin
indicted, and who testified on his death.
bed that the charges were entirely false
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

B1t with the changes TIA have Cc1ujra
il The cattle industry during the pas.
!ew years, the promise tar re-
yard for his investments srd work
in creating such o herd - bis is almoet
inCdlcula6la and viii be II iDestiueJle
value to tie caltlc industry If THIS st.
Parker county is PER iCuI-ry proud Of the
distinction OF consisting such breeding
establishment as "Wa:TsntCl stock
Farm"
This catalogue T. neatly printed, and
was complied from the private herd
register and the American sh0rt-horn
helJ books, with extended pedIgTees, snd
interesting foot notes by W. 2. Anderson
Of Chicago, & well known live
stock newspaper MN, who
regards the "WSrreuton short
horn herd" one Of the most carefully Sc
Iected and best bred il the entire south.
The location Of this stock farm csn not
be surpassed anywhere, md il il only
one among many othe- locations in
Parker county for jus, -nel farn for
both cattle end horses, gEj y is predicted
that in 2 very few years fee stock farms
can be cOua.ed By d,z.Us in this county.
Captain Warren and Nessr5. l.. ".
Chris,ian ard II p. HjlliaTd Ot this city
recently purchased 9 1000 acre farm and
pasture liz the southern portion & this
county, and are nov eTgs2-d IN making
srrtuCcmer ; for the establishment o.
ore Of trs finest stock farms II the south
vU-Et
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
Zine Stock Raising.
speclaI ID the Gazette.

WEArHERFoBD, TEX, Sept, Ito
day there was issued tro.a "Warrenton
Sock Farm" which is situsted eight
miles southwest CT tats city, the first com
plete catalogue OF the WaIrenIon herd Of
short-horn csttle, fouaded by Captain
Henry Warren in 1876. This is practically
tie first publication Of this kind ever
issued to illustrate and describe pure
bred CT Texas bred herd OF Czttle in this
state. The Introductory to this catalogue
from the pen OF Captain Warren IS 2
strong, vigorous and instructive docu-
ment, Indication of whist can be accom-
plished on our Texas soil end climate By
iodomitable energy sand per-
severance when intelligently and sys-
tematicauy applied. The succe ssful estgo-
lishment aud progressive perpetuation Of
this aristocra' ic herd of cattle in Texas
will do more to remove the unkind pre-
iudice against tiae stock raising in Texas
than any other agency, and will re fleet
much credit on Mr.. Warren, who has evil
IDENTITY labored more through his love for
tine stock and the improvement of their
blood than for the prof. there was in It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
R.evllIo Stock shtrmsnts.

Special to the Gazette.
BEEyILLE, TEX, Sept. 16.-Baeviue
continues to be the principal shipping
poin. for stock in West Texas. During
the past few days the following ship
ments have been made:
Ira johnson, 3 cars beeves to New Or
leans; Mexican, . cars horses to San
Antonio; S. Barredo, cars horse stock
to Mississipp5; f. L. Stocking, car
mares TO Illinois; Mrs. II. M. King,
II cars beeyes to ST. Louis; J. Ii. O'Con-
nor, GERS calves aud yesrlings TO New
Orleans; r. Welder, > cars calves and
vearlings to New Orleans; Clare & Berry,
, cars mules to San Antonio; J. c.
Thompson, csr cows TO San Antonio ;
". NJ. Dggot, car males to San Ante
rio; ", j. Miller, 3 cars mares to S-n
Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
New Orisuns " arkat.

NEW OELEANs, La, sept. 1t.-Flaur
-Ezsjer but not lower. Corn firm. mix
ed &c; white and yellow 5e@50c. O-ts
dali, weak and lover; No. 2G2a -zIc
Corrmesl quiet al &c. Hsy qgiot and
steady; prime SIT 5Cmi7 so; choice
SIG GOA 20 90. Hog produces dull snd low
er;poEk So 50; refined fierce Iar1 So 20.
Bulk mests-Shoulders 8 -; Ion cieer
and clear 1i7s 8 -; bacon g G21.
hsIus $I2 10000. Rec steady witE
good demand d +lmjsc. Cotton seed
products dull and uIchaDged prime
crude oil st 2C@25c; summer yellow o1QI
3Sc; cake and meal yea Z01 Sugars
strong; open Kettle fully lair Gt 44c: cen
trifugals, choice white G54M 55!c; of
white SIC; choice yellow clar tied 6sc.
Molasses steady with fair demand; cen
tritugaIs, strictly prime to fancy, 2S@
3Oc. Exchange nominal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
The Bsnbrook Train Robbers.

Speclal 10 the GS2Slle
DALLAS, Ten, Sept. 16.-The examin-
Ing trial o! James and B F. Hughes,
charged, first, with robbing the United
Safes mal car st Bedrock on June +
last, aud, second, With ro5blnS the train
81 Gordon IN the early part Of last Janu-
ary, cOpc,Gied to-day before United
safes Commissioner BlrfoTd. Their
balls were fixed ST $500 in e2ch charge
for each prisoner, and IS they could not
furnish the required (totaD $4,000 bond
tie prisoners were tahen back to siI. The
evidence is very strong against them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
SENTENCED TO HANG.
ms Death Penalty Awarded Jim scarlett
for i0ody Murder.

ms Death Penalty Awarded Jim scarlett
for Il cody Murder.
Special 10 tie Gazette
boNEAM, TEN Sept. lG Jim Scsrlett
was tried il the District court Yesterday
lot the murder Of Andy Loceheld, COM
United shout three years ago. The case
WAS given 10 the jury about O'Clock
YeS'eldzy evening, aud ct late hour lsst
I-Sl- they returned verdict OF
murder in the first degree, and
assessed his punishment at hanging.
Ile murder WAS committed IN
Seoruary, 1885, on the banks Of Rcd river,
Hear the mouth OF Bots d'Arc creek, near
@"AisGY boat. The men had qlaEEeted
v'er ssme of cards some time previous
~ tae killing. When the killing occurred
;S5oethsld was lying On cot fast asleep
oSaTlett approached his victim with ms
plSIoI drawn 10 shoot, but The Cylln'
ueI would not revolve; SO &c
.nounded Loci field over the head with
14e pistol until he knocked him senseless
ae tnen secured the disabled mans pls-
WI and Erred three shots into his victim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
The NV American Party.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. 1G.-The
first convention OF the newly organized
American party was held here to-day for
the purpose OF nominating q national
ticket About 80 delegates were present
and permanent organization
eff scted by the election of W. Horace
Hepburn of Philadelphia SIS chairman, and
j. NJ Munyon OF this city as secretary,
After organization S motion
was made that committee
of thirteen on resolutions be APP
pointed, and that all resolutions offered
be referred to the committee without
debate. This motion caused quite row
in which George F. Edgar was the chief
figure in opposition. He declared the puf-
pose If the motion was uu.American and
savored strongly OF gag law. After S
spirited debate the motion prevailed, and
Edgar promptly left the hall as an ex-
preston Of his dissatisfaction. Secretary
Pomroy OF Arkansas addressed the con
VpufiOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
TERRELL,
4 Canning FaotorY-Tho seed Wereh9ust
NTairsr-Fir- Limits Extended,
.,,,o;sl - tho Covatta

4 Canning FaCtorY-Thc Seed Wareh9u so
Nfairsr-Fir, Limits Extended.
special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Sept. IG.-Mr. Homer
Magee, who has Deen Tor awhile en- the
Review, will soon leave for Jackson,
Miss.
The canning factor7 enterprise is again
being sgitated.
A little connection was created this
morning over the cotton seed warehouse
which was being quilt on the Texas and
Pacific right of way, the same being in
the fire limits. The Mayor called meet
ing this morning to take some action in
the matter. Air J. L Bond, one CT the
aldermen, and also agent Of the Howard
Oil Mill, aud who was hay
ing the house erected. was notified
verbally of the meeting. His presence
being necessary Tor quorum, the Mayor
served G notice on him to attend He
still did not come, aud then he YVES
brought down by the Marshal and a meet
ing held. The Council passea G resolu-
ton requiring the removal OF the house
in question within given time, probably
three days. The M.yor was also Instruct
ed to notify the NJ. Z. Jones Lumber
Company, aud all other parties owning
property on the right Of way, to show
cause al the next regular meeting wy
they should not be a5ated.
Preceding this an ordinance was passed
defining the fire limits to include al ter
ritory within a line commencing at the
J Central railroad end running on the south
! side OF Broad street to Rockwell street,
/ thence on the east side OF RJCA1all ave
rue 70 N4sh avenue; thaEce east On south
/ line Of Nash avenue to the Central rIil
road; thence south on the east line OF
Cillie street to place Of beginning. This
makes the fire limit larger and IN bette
shsN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
CoIored People at Saratoga.

a colored man who is worth quarter
of 8 million keeps 8 hotel for colored
people at Sara'o5s. Among his guests
now are 8 number Of colored men Of
large wealth. There are also several
young colored women whose dresses aud
diamonds rival those Of the richest white
visitors at the springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
sen Antonio Choasn.

DENVER, Coz. Sept. 16.-At days
session OF the National Editorial Asso-
citation san Antonio, Tex, was agreed
upon as the place OF meeting for next
year; the time being left to the executive
committee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
1--WE STOCK NOTES.
For the Dallas Fair,

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tex, Sept. IA large
herd Of choice Jersey aud Hereford cattle
WAS brought to the c..y from Captain
Jet Gunter's ranches to-day to be for
warded to DalIas 70 enter the coming
state fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
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